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Re: Crying during naps/ daytime sleepiness

Posted by confused mommy on May 14, 2002 at 17:29:00:

In Reply to: Re: Crying during naps/ daytime sleepiness posted by anna on May 14, 2002 at 13:18:27:

Anna,
Thanks for sharing your experience. Did you do anything to try to help your son transition to longer naps?? Do you think that I am going in there to quickly to get him and if I left him alone to try to soothe himself he would? I have a really hard time thinking about letting him CIO, but if I need to give it some time I would. Maybe I should stop obsessing about this and try to relax and enjoy this special baby time. I just feel like I am not doing something right and that he is somehow suffering for it. He seems so tired all of the time. My husband, who is ultra patient, can't stand to listen to me anymore. Did your son all of a sudden just start to take longer naps?? How long? It is very hard to get anything done or go anywhere for fear that he is going to start to cry because he needs another nap. He falls asleep great in the car, but really struggles in the stroller when he gets tired. Both of these I know are not quality sleep.

Thanks alot for the support!


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